Green Sandpipers, Ruff and Snipe

More of a Vlog than Blog as I've built up a few videos over the past week. I had my Rota visit to Murton to do the Webs count, and my East Haven Webs without a camera. It was just my luck at East Haven that Olive found an Osprey fishing near the tideline which is the first record of one on my Webs! 

Later and travelling light, with just my scope and Nikon P1000, I took a number of videos at Montrose Basin. When I say a number, it was 23, which after viewing at home I chose the best ones and cropped some, and used a steadying tool to remove motion caused by the wind. Some of the videos were 270 metres out, the Pink-footed Geese film maybe more.

Green Sandpiper, Murton NR      Roe Deer strange behaviour      Roe Deer 3 metres from hide      Snipe and sleeping Green Sandpiper

Ruff, 5 at the Lurgies      Greenshank, Old Harbour      Pink-footed Geese over-summering at Montrose Basin 

Canada Goose with part leucistic head      Ruff single      Red Admiral Butterfly, my garden

Green Sandpiper, Gladstone Hide Murton NR, a second visit to do my Webs, and with a longer lens

BirdNET-Pi - Murton. I think this is an audio tool which constantly records and analysis bird song and calls

Lapwing

Red Admiral underwing in the garden

upperwing

Long-tailed Tits, very rare in my garden, I must clean the windows for clearer photos!